Democracy in Color

Kyla Fullenwider
The Public Studio + Walking Distance

March 27, 2009 • 3:22 pm PDT
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Maira Kalman's study of democracy from Alexis De Tocqueville to the student council at P.S. 47 in the Bronx is wonderful. You can see it here. Enjoy!

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